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Pensador, Saw all the videos, including this one. But did not have the "guts" to do it.

I am happy to report, the problem solved. I went to a store in street "Guruchaga" called "Akibara" or something. The girl scolded me a bit ( you should check the clothes when buying etc) but removed the alarm in like 5 seconds! She happily kept the ink alarm with her, so it was a fair trade!

Take it easy Buddha. There is nothing political about my post. I live full time in BA and recently returned from a US work trip where I did little bit of shopping. I require suggestions on how I can resolve my situation ( as described) here in BA. And henceforth, the post.

I purchased some clothes in my recent trip to US. Now back home in BA, I found I have a "ink security tag" left on one of the jeans. I saw some you tube videos on how to remove them. But all seem tricky. Any shop in Palermo/Villa crespo, I could go and get it removed without a hassle? I do...

Pausal, sent u a PM

cuevas offering only 32.5 in cuevas at 5.45 pm while xe.com is clearing showing 34!! what the hell?

I live in palermo. But would love to join for a Asado dinner..// please tell me how?

chase credit cards are the best indeed.

photo of Rocking Chair Night stands - white, rustic

Hi, I wanted feedback as to which are the "good" Arredo stores in the city. Been to 2-3 of them and seem to have "no stock" Which are the biggest Arredo stores in Palermo, Belgrano or Barrio Norte. Alternatives to Arredo for bedsheets/colchon covers etc. Thanks.

sent you a PM.

Dr Cristina 011-4823-2806

I highly recommend to contact these lawyers for helping you :- https://www.facebook.com/SocAbogados/

https://www.facebook.com/SocAbogados/ These are the best divorce lawyers in town. Contact them

All is good folks. No offence taken. I apologize if my post hurt anyone's sentiments. Over and out.

I think you are right...It sounds abusive..Age difference is 12 years..she is 30 - I am 42.

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ha ha ! well said. she is 30 years old...not exactly a spring chicken

I dont mind at all, Nikad. You are a highly respected information provider here. She gave me a big lecture of how its a tradition in Buenos Aires for men to drop the girls home/ arrange a taxi for her to take her home. I told her the same.. "Damn it..take a bus" and she was "I can ..but it...

Its a new female friend. Things are still being sorted. but overall, this is the issue. She wants me to be a ""gentleman"" and show that I care for her by financing her taxis ( I dont have a car) and if I ask her to use public transport ( it shows, I dont care). So I am trying to sort this out...